Sara Jerome

  1. In Florida, Thousands Join Algae Protest 8/15/2018

    Thousands of Florida residents joined together for a demonstration on Sunday conveying a commitment to clean water.

  2. Who's To Blame For Algal Blooms? 8/14/2018

    With algal blooms forcing the closure of popular beaches in Vermont this summer, some critics are blaming sewage plants for the problem.

  3. Report Claims Contamination Evidence Was Deleted 8/13/2018

    Did New York City officials fail to report evidence of water contamination?

  4. San Diego Overbilled Ratepayers By $2 Million 8/10/2018

    Single-family homes in San Diego were overbilled by the city water department by more than $2 million last year, according to a new analysis.

  5. Texas City Weighs Wastewater Treatment Options 8/9/2018

    A city near Austin, TX, is mulling how to approach wastewater treatment in a way that protects Blue Hole, a beloved swimming spot in the area.

  6. Amid Wildfires, Trump Weighs In On Water Policy 8/8/2018

    President Donald Trump took to Twitter in recent days to discuss water policy in a series of posts about California wildfires.

  7. $177 Million Job: Replacing Indiana's Lead Service Lines 8/7/2018

    Indiana American Water says it will cost $177 million over two decades to replace lead water service lines across the state.

  8. Water In Michigan County Under State Of Emergency 8/6/2018

    Michigan’s lieutenant governor ordered a state of emergency in Kalamazoo County on July 29 as a result of perfluorinated compound contamination.

  9. Showdown: Scientists Compare Tap To Bottle, Filter 8/3/2018

    In the age of water filters and pricey bottled water options, consumers may get confused about the best way to access drinking water.

  10. 'Groundbreaking' Partnership Carried East Palo Alto Through Drought 8/2/2018

    During the dry days of the California drought, one Silicon Valley city banned development because officials were unsure there would be enough water for projects.